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The ʻOnipaʻa Peace March

From Our Ancestors
to Our Seat of Power

The Origin: Mauna ʻAla (Royal Mausoleum)

Location: 2261 Nuʻuanu Avenue.

ʻOnipaʻa Peace March 2027 – Registration


Because January 17, 2027 falls on a Sunday, this year's observance will be held over two days to ensure our schools can participate fully without weekend scheduling conflicts. This temporary two-day adjustment is made out of deep respect for our schools' long-standing commitment to the march.


Friday, January 15, 2027 – Official Schools March Day.


Dedicated to the schools, Pūnana Leo, charter schools, Pre-K, Elelmentary, High Schools, colleges, and educational programs, Businesses & Organizations. Upon arriving at ʻIolani Palace, we will host protocol and presentations specifically for the keiki before schools need to return to their campuses.


Sunday, January 17, 2027 – Official Day of Observance and Ceremony.


Open to EVERYONE, the wider lāhui and community members, featuring the main presentations, music & kingdom program, protocol & ceremonies, and ʻaha ʻaina.

Group category
Which day will your group be marching?

Includes all haumāna, kumu, chaperones, and adult participants.

Helps organizers plan for safety protocols, route management, and chaperone ratios.

Friday post-march plans (for Friday, Jan 15 participants)

When keiki arrive at ʻIolani Palace on Friday, we will have protocol and presentations before schools need to depart on time for their campuses. Per Queen's Court protocol, schools staying to eat must bring their own main lunches. Note: We will be providing water and light snacks for ALL groups, even if you are leaving right after protocol!

On Sunday, we will be providing all of the food for the community, no questions asked. If your group is attending on Sunday, please provide a headcount so our food prep team can prepare enough meals for everyone.

Please let us know if any kūpuna or participants require specific physical accommodations along the march route or at the palace grounds.

Kupuna Trolley: Will your group host kupuna & need kupuna trolley rides? Please let us know for seating availability. (Jan 17th Only)
Yes
No
Public participant list permission

Do we have permission to include your school or organization's name on public solidarity lists and websites?

The Path: Nuʻuanu Avenue to Beretania Street
The Destination: ʻIolani Palace

Location: 364 South King Street.

ʻONIPAʻA PHOTOS

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